Afterwards, Robert Thomson gently blew on the soup in his hands to cool it down.
The doctor said that Emma Smith's trachea and vocal cords were injured. Although the wounds weren't deep, it was better not to let her chew or speak for a smoother recovery.
Not only that, but before giving her the soup, he carefully scooped a small spoonful, tasted it to make sure it was at the right temperature, and wouldn't hurt her throat, only then did he bring it to her lips.
His gentle demeanor startled Emma. She stared at him, speechless for a moment.
"Why aren't you drinking? Come on, open your mouth, ah~~" He even demonstrated the mouth shape of "ah," and she followed suit. Robert fed her the spoonful of soup.
Emma drank the soup but seemed uncomfortable and started coughing violently.
"What's wrong?" Robert was alarmed. Coughing could further damage her vocal cords!
He put the bowl aside, anxiously moved closer, and helped her soothe her throat.
